Grocery store design layout

The new Perekrestok concept is the culmination of the experience and know-how acquired by the chain over the past 20 years of operations with a focus on modern equipment, efficient layout of floor brand and Express convenience stores under various and the store has design experts available to help you plan out your build. Visit our showroom at 2372 Barton St. East in Hamilton or call 905-560-0061 for more information. We are open six days a week for your convenience! You can also read more…

Planning your retail store layout is no small task, but many store owners do it all themselves with great success. See our tips.

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This is the top-down view of Elwin’s Market, located in St. Lucia Bahamas. I-5 Design and Manufacture created this 3D design rendering to show the placement of the interior elements, such as the aisles, checkout stands, shelving, aisle signs and more. Click here for more supermarket design project portfolios.

A 2005 Coca-Cola research study showed that people tend to move counterclockwise through supermarkets, from back to front — so eye-catching soda displays will be in the front right of the store to catch your attention when you go in, and main racks of soda should be at the rear right of the store.

What to know what the best store layout is for your store? We unpack the most popular layouts, including Grid, Free-Flow, Loop and Herringbone.

The big supermarket chains are clever at using store layout and special offers to get you to buy more stuff than you were planning to, according to an investigation from Which?.